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1 , Parliamentary Procedure After December the real work was begun-the prepar- ld' of ations for inter-school debates. Research, the mo ing scattered notes and information into a smooth, finished, and understandable report. This took weeks of intense , and the following ten best men were segregated h ults of the previous debates: work from the group by t e res John ' L d r- Leary, Carl Landegger, Tom Dillon, Jerry ou e back, Jim Coleman, James Daly, Mike Rodney, Richard Smith, Arthur Anderson, and Dave Buckley, Out of these t n b an elimination process, John Leary and Carl Lan- 9 1 Y degger were chosen to represent Iona in outside compe- tition. The first debate, against Blessed Sacrament, was lost in a close decision. Despite the loss Iona may well be proud of the manner in which our two students spoke. ll f these very successful results would not have been A o possible without the constant efforts of Mr. Wolff and Mr. Di Fiore. 123
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